Denver-Based Label Maker Unveils New Press With Improved Color Accuracy and Speed

Nov 7, 2023

Summary

Denver-based label maker, The Columbine Label Company, Inc, is introducing a new press that promises improved color accuracy and speed. The HP Indigo 6K Digital Press offers high-quality printing with its Liquid Electrophotography (LEP) technology and seven-color print capabilities. The press delivers a wide color range and various embellishments, thanks to HP's One Shot Color technology. It also offers faster printing times, with the ability to print 98 feet of material per minute. The press includes a Digital Front End (DFE) for quality control and color strategizing before printing. The new press will replace Columbine Label's current digital press, the HP WS6800, and the company is confident it will enhance the customer experience. The HP Indigo 6K Digital Press is set to start production in November. To learn more about Columbine Label's services or request a quote, visit their website.

Denver-Based Label Maker Unveils New Press With Improved Color Accuracy and Speed

Denver, Colorado, United States - November 7, 2023 —

Many businesses throughout Colorado already know and trust The Columbine Label Company, Inc. to print their custom product labels. This Denver-based product label printing company has been in the business for over 35 years and consistently provides high-quality custom labels for various products. Now, the company is looking to improve its production even more by adding a brand-new press that will deliver outstanding results.

The HP Indigo 6K Digital Press delivers high-quality printing thanks to HP Indigo’s Liquid Electrophotography (LEP) technology and the machine's seven-color print capabilities. The machine will allow Columbine Label to deliver one of the widest color ranges in the industry alongside a broad range of embellishments. The printer also includes HP’s One Shot Color technology to avoid color drift, trapping, and misalignment. This translates to some of the best color matching and color measuring in the industry.

With its innovative yet efficient design, the new press offers faster-than-average printing times, with the ability to print 98 feet of material per minute. The included Digital Front End (DFE) ensures a high level of quality control and correct color strategizing before artwork is sent to the press.

The Indigo 6K will serve as a replacement for Columbine Label’s current digital press, the HP WS6800. With this newest addition to the equipment lineup, the company is confident that it will continue to provide its customers with the best custom product label printing experience possible. Columbine Label plans to start using the HP Indigo 6K Digital Press for production in November.

To learn more about Columbine Label’s printing services or to request a quote, visit the company’s website.

About Us: Columbine Label has a rich history and deep expertise in custom-printed product labels, flexible packaging, and shrink sleeves. Our state-of-the-art digital printing technology, hot stamping, and embossing provide diverse offerings. At Columbine Label, we make what you make get purchased!

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